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The owner of an unauthorised “luxury” camping site branded “worse than a detention centre” has defended her bid to open the attraction permanently.
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The re-branded Whitstable Rocks Oyster Festival is expected to attract thousands of visitors next month, as organisers confirm it is going ahead.
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Police and firefighters have joined forces to rescue a terrified dog after it climbed onto a fourth floor window ledge.
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A water company's failure to fix a leak in a residential street - amid fears of a hose pipe ban - has been branded a "disgrace".
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A long-awaited solution to an environmental issue stalling thousands of new homes across Kent has finally been announced.
A woman whose wrist was broken and jaw cracked when she was hit by an e scooter has branded the controversial devices "lethal".
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A block of former Inland Revenue offices is being turned into apartments - which will all be available for rent.
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A 33-year-old man has been remanded in custody by magistrates after being accused of burglary and shoplifting.
Villagers are urging Stagecoach to reconsider axing a rural bus service which is considered vital for schoolchildren, pensioners and commuters.
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Mums have been trying to scrub off disgusting graffiti which has been scrawled over new children's play equipment within days of it being installed.
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As mystery still surrounds the death of a popular dad, we look back at the night he lost his life - and why his parents think he was murdered...
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A block of luxury flats remains empty almost three years after being built, despite buyers snapping them up back in 2020, due to a "technical issue".
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It was a heartbreaking tragedy in which 1,500 mariners died - and were then wrongly blamed by Winston Churchill for their own fate.
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Officers praised a 'civic-minded' passer-by who handed in a bag of drugs found in undergrowth - and invited the owner to pop into the police station.
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A dinosaur bit off more than it could chew when a swarm of bees set up home - in its mouth - at a Kent wildlife park.
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The owner of an award-winning gastropub fears rocketing energy costs could be the “final nail in the coffin” for many in the industry.
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An old toy car from the 1960s was sold for 80 times its original purchase price.
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Homes on new-build estates across Kent are being snapped up by buy-to-let investors and rented out at eye-watering prices.
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A Kent town once blighted by crime and boarded-up shops is fighting back through food, art and culture.
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A pub left boarded up since a 12ft-deep well opened in its toilets looks set to finally be given a new lease of life.
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